asdoc: Exporting customized descriptive statistics from Stata to MS Word / RTF
Osama Mahmood has asked : If I want to report 25th and 75th percentiles for variables through asdoc, then how would I do that? And what if I do not want to report the Min and Max? Answer: In this YouTube video, I have shown various methods in which descriptive statistics can be reported using asdoc. [...]
asdoc: Export matrix to MS Word | the case of xttab command in Stata
asdoc provides a variety of ways in which results from various Stata commands can be exported to MS Word or an RTF file. In this blog post, I show how to export a Stata matrix to MS word. Usually, Stata commands leave results in r() or e() macros and sometimes in a Stata matrix. Consider the [...]
asdoc: using option row for creating customized tables row by row in Stata | MS Word
Introduction Option row is a new feature in version 2.0 of asdoc. This feature allows building tables in pieces. That is good news for those who want to make highly customized tables from Stata output. This feature can be considered an advanced topic and might not be good for Stata beginners. With many other Stata [...]
Research Topics in Finance: Asset Pricing
1 Investor sentiment: Does it augment the performance of asset pricing models? 2 Mispricing and the five-factor model 3 Size, value, profitability, and investment: Evidence from emerging markets 4 Noisy prices and the Fama–French five-factor asset pricing model 5 Cross-sectional tests of the CAPM and Fama–French three-factor model 6 Decomposing the size, value and momentum [...]
asdoc version 2 : Summary of New features | export Stata output to MS Word
Version 2.0 of asdoc is here. This version brings several improvements, adds new features, and fixes minor bugs in the earlier version. Following is the summary of new features and updates. Brief Introduction of asdoc asdoc sends Stata output to Word / RTF format. asdoc creates high-quality, publication-ready tables from various Stata commands such as [...]
asdoc : Easily create Summary Stats in Stata and send it to MS Word: A video example
In this video post, I show the use of asdoc for the different type of summary statistics in Stata and sending them to MS word. Examples given in this video include: Default summary statistics that include the number of observations, mean, standard deviation, minimum, and maximumDetailed summary statistics that include no. of observations, mean, standard deviation, [...]